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SL 4.1
Sampling error occurs when there is a difference between a population parameter (e.g., the average IB grade) and the sample statistic (e.g., the average IB grade at one school) used to estimate it.
This error is random and arises simply because a sample is not the entire population, and will occur even with well-designed sampling methods.
SL 4.1
Sampling error occurs when there is a difference between a population parameter (e.g., the average IB grade) and the sample statistic (e.g., the average IB grade at one school) used to estimate it.
This error is random and arises simply because a sample is not the entire population, and will occur even with well-designed sampling methods.